1. 夸大的：欺骗性 deceptive | 夸大的 exaggerating | 误导人 misleading
2. 夸张：widening 拓宽(马路) | exaggerating 夸张 | 43.on the contrary 对比
3. 侈：exaggeratedly /夸大地/ | exaggerating /侈/ | exaggeration /夸张/形容过份/张扬/夸张的表现/
4. 他说话是当真的：* He means what he says, ie is not joking, exaggerating, etc. 他说话是当真的. | * Don't laugh! I mean it! ie I am serious. 别笑! 我真是这个意思! | * She meant this gift for you. 她这礼物是送给你的.
1. Li criticized some local governments for exaggerating the impact of disasters in order to get more relief supplies from the central government.
2. Recently there have been some adverts guilty of exaggerating the effectiveness of products whilst others have completely failed to follow advertising laws.
3. It would be exaggerating to say that China faces the risk of deflation, because inflation levels cannot be fully reflected by the consumer price index.
4. Both sides routinely release contradictory reports on the war, exaggerating the damage on the opposing side while playing down their own losses.
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5. China has launched a nationwide crackdown on illegal practices among health supplement makers like adding pharmaceutical substances to slimming pills or exaggerating their function.
6. But authorities need to reflect if they should stop hoisting " model examples " by exaggerating and excessively glorifying their contributions.
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7. China hopes to resolve the South China Sea disputes without exaggerating or magnifying them.
8. Both Obama and US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton tried to scare monger by exaggerating " security concerns ".
9. He's not exaggerating but that doesn't mean Shanghai audiences aren't in for a treat.
10. Advertisements for medical products can sometimes be misleading, exaggerating the function or effects a certain product might have.